The top attractions in Guadalajara

The Historic Center of Guadalajara stands out because of its architecturally-interesting buildings such as the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Palace of Justice, the Cabañas Cultural Institute (formerly the Hospicio Cabañas) and the

The Guadalajara Zoo is a nice big place that I have loved visiting since being a boy. It has many attractions within; a safari, aviaries, herpentarios, aquariums, farms, event halls, etc. Therefore it has the variety of animals that

When I visted Hospicio Cabañas, the cultural institute was offering an exhibition of the works of Eduardo Sarabia exploring cultural identity and transnationalism through intense research into the stories and myths of communities. The

Situated in Plaza de Armas, the Government Palace is the best example of Civil Architecture in Guadalajara. It's in the Baroque style, which started being built in the 17th century, ending at the end of the 19th. It's worth it to go

Guadalajara is a beautiful place, we had the occasion to visit with friends, and it was recommended we go to the Hospicio Cabañas, so we went to a hubicado in the center, where we saw a collection of murals by Jose Clemente Orozco

Built in 1951, next to the cathedral to pay tribute to the illustrious history of Guadalajara. The monument consists of 15 columns in a circle holding a ring with the inscription "Jalisco and its enlightened their children" (Jalisco a

This museum, which is located across from the roundabout of Illustrious Jalisco, includes historical and paleontological collections (the skeleton of a mammoth is the coolest), and objects from the traditional lives of the indigenous

The idea of building a theater in Guadalajara was first floated in the 19th century and on the 5th of March, 1855, under the government of Jose Santos Degollado, the first stone was laid. The construction and design was run by the

The Government Palace was built in the mid-nineteenth century in the great architectural tradition of colonial Guadalajara. Inside you can also see the typical mural (on the foundation of the city). It is located in the plaza of

This site is situated between the Cathedral and Degollado Theatre and it's larger than the surrounding squares (Plaza de Armas and Plaza de Guadalajara). The most representative thing from this square is the statue of Miguel Hidalgo

Touring the historic center of Guadalajara you realize the power they had religious congregations in colonial times. This church was built as a convent in the sixteenth century in the Baroque style. A highlight is its altar. Annexed

The Guadalajara visit was an experience, and among the things we found was an exhibition of the work of the sculptor Jalisiense. At the time, his work was new to me, and I went on the internet looking for it, although it seemed to

A small, yet picturesque square surrounded on one side by the Cathedral and the Government Palace of Guadalajara. It has an eye-catching French kiosk in Art Nouveau style, a building that dates back to the 19th century.
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This is an interesting 16th century building that made up a part of the Convent of Santa Maria de Gracia. I didn't get to see it open during the time I was in Guadalajara (in my guide put it open Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 15:00).

The first cathedral in Guadalajara (1561) is of great historical importance for its works of art. It is also considered as the greatest exponent of Baroque architecture in Jalisco Mexico. Constructed in the late seventeenth century

It is located out of the center about 10 minutes walk from the cathedral. It can serve as a reference point if you want to go to Tlaquepaque (worth walking through the streets on a holiday) by public transport. Along with Aranzazu

This temple, built in the second half of the 19th century, is in elegant neoclassical style. Its highlights include a unique bell tower, slender and elongated. It was built on the site of the former convent Santo Domingo. Next to the

The square is situated opposite the cathedral and is one of the most important and busiest squares in the historic center of Guadalajara. It is also known as Plaza del Ayuntamiento. The City hall is on the one side of the square and

The Templo Expiatorio Del Santísimo Sacramento was built in stages from 1897 to 1972 by famous Italian Architect Boari Adamo who was brought over personally by then Mexican President Porfirio Diaz and who would go on to work on

Located in one corner of the square of Guadalajara, is one of the most historically important churches of the city. With its Baroque facade, construction was completed in 1721. It boasts a unique nave with pictures that illustrate the

Puente Matute Remus is a cable-stayed bridge in Guadalajara, Mexico and forms part of the bridge system located on Calle Lazaro Cardenas and Avenida Lopez Mateos, one of the busiest streets in the city. At night, it is lit up with

This park is located in Guadalajara, this viewpoint has a breathtaking view of Huentitan Canyon. Inside you can skip the noise and pollution of the city and it's ideal for getting a little exercise, relaxing or relaxing with friends

This garden, a few blocks from the historical centre of Guadalajara, is famous for the sale of slush of different flavors with fruit essences. As a downside, you can see many vagabonds sleeping in the park, which can give the feeling

The Hidalgo Incendiario is an Expressionist Mural found on the walls and ceiling of the stairs in the Government Palace in Guadalajara. In the mural, Miguel Hidalgo stands out by his immediate size, bright colors, and warrior

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The best things to do in Guadalajara

Many of the essential things to do in Guadalajara are found in the historic city center, near the Cathedral of the Assumption of Mary. Other important religious Guadalajara attractions are the Light of the World Church, which is considered the largest church in Latin America, and the Church of St. Francis of Assisi. South of the cathedral, the Plaza de Armas and the Government Palace are more interesting places to visit in Guadalajara. Do not miss the spectacular mural of the main staircase, painted by artist José Clemente Orozco. North of the cathedral you'll find other stuff to do in Guadalajara like the Rotunda of Illustrious Jalisco, Liberation Square, and the Degollado Theater, the oldest opera house in Mexico.

Other interesting things to see in Guadalajara are the Hospicio Cabañas, the regional museum, and the Pantheon of Bethlehem. One of the most famous visual icons of the city is the Arch of Guadalajara, the old entrance to the city, which is found very close to the square of La Minerva, the largest fountain of Guadalajara.

Also known as the City of Roses, Guadalajara is the city in Mexico with the most green areas and gardens, so there are plenty of Guadalajara activities outdoors. Some of the most popular are the Mirador Independence Park and the botanical garden. Other attractions in Guadalajara are Lake Chapala and the Sentinel Zapopan Forest. Browse among the recommendations of minube users and make your list of what to do in Guadalajara.